Chinas Meituan Denies Plans For A Secondary Listing On The Mainland

Menu icons are displayed on the Meituan application on an Apple Inc. iPhone in an arranged photograph taken in Hong Kong, China, on Thursday, Sept. 6, 2018. Photographer: Paul Yeung/Bloomberg

Hong Kong-listed Meituan, China’s food delivery giant, said on Tuesday that it has no plans nor a timetable for a secondary listing on the mainland.

Bloomberg reported earlier that Meituan was considering a secondary listing in China as soon as next year, citing unidentified sources.

Meituan was considering ChiNext, a Nasdaq-style board under the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, among potential listing venues in mainland China, Bloomberg reported.

Meituan shares were up as much as 2% after the second lisiting news in early afternoon.

The on-demand service giant, whose apps range from grocery delivery to hotel booking, is expanding into new areas such as fresh food – a sector boosted by pandemic lockdown measures.

Shares of Meituan have been more than quadrupled since its debut in Hong Kong two years ago.

Reuters

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